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Third-party advertising spending should be restricted between elections after NCC releases attack ad against Rae, say opposition MPs
'It’s just so wide open to abuse,' says NDP MP Joe Comartin.
PARLIAMENT HILL—A biting attack ad the country’s largest right-wing lobby group posted against Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae is prompting NDP and Liberal MPs to call for Parliamentary restrictions on money interest groups and political parties are allowed to spend on advertising to attack their opponents between election periods.
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Third-party advertising spending should be restricted between elections after NCC releases attack ad against Rae, say opposition MPs
'It’s just so wide open to abuse,' says NDP MP Joe Comartin.
PARLIAMENT HILL—A biting attack ad the country’s largest right-wing lobby group posted against Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae is prompting NDP and Liberal MPs to call for Parliamentary restrictions on money interest groups and political parties are allowed to spend on advertising to attack their opponents between election periods.
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